CD-111Chapter 12 .Images and Dynamic HTML image were in the page. By the time the entire page loads, all images generated in this way are tucked away in the image cache. You can then assign your cached image s src property or the actual image URL to the src property of the document image created with the ![]()
tag: document.images[0].src = myImage.src The change to the image in the document is instantaneous. Listing 12-1 is a simple listing for a page that has one ![]()
tag and a select list that enables you to replace the image in the document with any of four precached images (including the original image specified for the tag). If you type this listing as I strongly recommend you can obtain copies of the four image files from the companion CD-ROM in the Chapter 12 directory of listings (you must still type the HTML and code, however). Listing 12-1: Precaching Images
Image Object Image Object
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